Trojan

GAME HAS SECURITY STICKER RESIDUE ON CARTRIDGE, DOES NOT AFFECT GAMEPLAY. 

Trojan is a side-scrolling action game developed and published by Capcom for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in 1987. The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world, where the player controls a warrior named Ryu as he battles his way through hordes of enemy soldiers and mutants to rescue his girlfriend.

The gameplay is divided into several levels, each featuring a different environment and enemies. Ryu is armed with a sword and a shield, which he can use to attack enemies and block incoming attacks. The game also features power-ups and weapons, such as throwing axes and fireballs, that can be picked up along the way.

One of the game's unique features is its branching paths, which allow players to choose different routes through the levels. This gives the game a sense of replayability and allows players to discover hidden areas and power-ups.

The game's graphics and sound effects were considered impressive for the time, with detailed character designs and atmospheric music. The game's difficulty was also noted, with challenging enemies and platforming sections that required precise timing and skill.

Trojan was generally well-received upon its release, with critics praising its gameplay and graphics. The game's popularity led to several ports and sequels, including a version for the arcade and a sequel for the NES, Trojan 2: The Return of the Legend. It remains a classic example of the side-scrolling action genre and is often cited as one of the best games for the NES.